Pork producers see massive price drop as imports surge, Hemp growers confident about the future and warm weather affecting truffle growth.

Santos confident coal seam gas wells near Narrabri will be built, cluster agriculture used to promote Grenfell and the BOM responds to a call from the CWA for more radars.

On the Country Hour, what lessons can NSW learn from the Queensland experience with coal seam gas, talk of a "super demand cycle" in beef and another wind farm gains approval.

CWA decides not to move motion on marriage equality, Rats being gassed out by desperate macadamia farmers and the "Ask Bill" App for farmers to help them improve their profit.

Fears continue to mount that Spring could be dry, CWA stalwarts say discussing and debating the hard questions is nothing new and Drones being used with great success for mustering on big holdings.

Broadcast from the Country Women's Association conference at Tumbi Umbi.

Rain starts to fall across a number of inland NSW towns and is welcomed by croppers and graziers, A plea to doctors and rural dwellers to become more aware about Q Fever and the first round of fishing share trading considered unsuccessful.

Nats leader John Barilaro admits they got it wrong on councils and Greyhounds and he is working to re-engage with the roots of the Nationals, How many jobs will inland rail create and a big funding boost for Dung Beetles

The NSW ALP agrees to the sale of Snowy Hydro if all the money is spent in regional NSW, The war on waste and the role farmers play and US Beef headed back to China after a 13 year ban

Changes made to the Northern basin plan of the MDB welcomed by irrigators, Goats bringing in a price bonanza and new shearing technology that is easier on the body